SM Foundation College Scholarship Program


In its goal to provide education opportunities to graduating high school students, the SM Foundation College Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for school year 2012-2013.

Now on its 18th year, SM Foundation’s flagship project is open to all 4th year public high school students from the National Capital Region, Batangas, Pampanga, Benguet, Pangasinan, Bulacan, Quezon, Camarines Sur, Rizal, Cavite, Tarlac, Laguna, Zambales, Cebu, Negros Occidental, Iloilo, Davao, Misamis Oriental and General Santos. Interested applicants must have a weighted average of at least 88% in the second or third grading period in their senior year. Moreover, the applicant’s family must have a total household income that does not exceed P150,000.

SM scholars can pursue Baccalaureate degrees in Information Technology, Information Management, Computer Engineering, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Computer Science, Elementary and Secondary Education and Accountancy. Scholars may also opt to study in SM Foundation’s partner schools in Metro Manila like Asia Pacific College, Far Eastern University, Adamson University, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, Philippine Normal University, FEU-East Asia, University of Caloocan, University of East-Manila, University of the Philippines-Diliman and National University. In Bulacan, scholars are also given the chance to pursue a course of their own in the nearby Bulacan State University.

Apart from the free tuition fees, allowances for books, school supplies, transportation, board and lodging are provided by SM Foundation as part of the scholar’s monthly allowance. Year-long activities such as personality and communications development programs as well as educational tours are being conducted as part of SM Foundation’s close monitoring of the scholars’ progress.

Interested applicants may obtain their application forms in SM City Baliwag and SM City Marilao Admin Offices and at the Customer Service Counters of SM Hypermarket, SM Department Store and SM Savemore in Baliwag. Deadline of submission is on December 20, 2011.

JL Santiago Aquino

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11 comments:

  1. pwede pa po ako mka avail nang scholarship ng sm foundation though it's been 2 years already after i graduated from high school??i'm maribel from misamis oriental,currently working at sm city cebu department store,consignor.,..hope to hear from you soon,..thanks,..

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  2. ..Ma'am/Sir, pwede pong magtanong kung kailan po ang tawagan ng sm foundation sa mga nag avail ng form.
    Kasi po isa ako sa mga kumuha ng form.
    thank you po!

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  3. i have already taken the i.q. test last january 2012, i just want to asked when i will be noticed if im accepted or not

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  4. Hi good day I'm a graduating high school student here in Payatas I would like to avail this kind of scholarships pero hindi naman po gaano kataas ang mga grades ko. Kaya po gusto ko po sana makapag exam kung papasa po ako sa standards nio. Paano po ba makakuha ng exam

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  5. good day!
    paano po kung yung email account ko ay hindi na po gumagana? wala na po bang ibang alternative na source of communication para po malaman ko yung mga susunod na procedure if ever na qualify ako. at tapos na po ba yung i.q exam?

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  6. paano po ba ang pag-submit ng application form for scholarship by internet?

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  7. till when po pwede maka avail ng scholarship po ninyo?

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  8. nung nag exam po kami sabi po ngayong April sasabihin yung result ng exam kong sino po yung qualified pero wala pa po hanngang ngayon .Anong date po n April i aanounce
    Salamat po.

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  9. when can we see the results poh??we're aiming to see it soon for us to know...if we can probably go to college
    ....

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  10. kailan malalaman yung mga qualified sa scholar

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